The 1,500-meter race is a middle-distance running event that covers a distance of 1,500 meters, equivalent to approximately 0.93 miles. It is commonly featured in track and field competitions, including the Olympics and World Championships. Runners typically complete the race on a standard outdoor track, which consists of four laps plus an additional 100 meters. This race tests both speed and endurance, requiring athletes to maintain a fast pace throughout. The 1,500-meter race is often seen as a tactical event, where runners must balance their energy and positioning to secure a strong finish against their competitors.